Waterloo Society Debates Protective Legislation at Federation
A Waterloo society column reviews the heated discussion on protective labor legislation for women. Miss Mary Stewart warns compromise may aid health but not threaten women’s economic gains, while local clubs prepare for a lengthy national convention debate and outline possible actions.
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St.ul
Wa Federation
Waterloo
Jaid
Maryewart
Women’s Council
Washington
Stewart
Abe
W. D.les
Ives
Hit Club
Iowa
Iew
Federation
Music Delights 200 At Sunnyside Club Sunday
A Sunnyside platter club musical evening drew about 200 attendees. Henry Scheve from Marshalltown debuted in the Waterloo program with The Morning of the Year Cadman. The ensemble featured Lachess Davis Schove Tarbell with selections by Liza Lehman and Rachmaninoff. Miss Miriam Marsh accompanied at the piano. Highlights included My Steamer My Lord and Come To Thee. Wednesday marks Ladies day with a nine hole golf tournament and rotating afternoon ridge parties at the club.
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Sunnyside Puntry Club
Henry Scheve
Marshalltown
Cadman
Elcome
Waterloo
Mucians
Econd
Theorces
Ethel Lachess
Aneen Davis
Mr. Schove
C. J. Tarbell
Liza Lehman
Bliss Lawless
Steemer
Dudley Buck
Patti Lindmer Melain
A. L. Alexander
Een Davis
Helene Balliett
Rachmaninoff
Helen L. da- 45
M. Donnan
Carolma
Miriam Marsh
Rathi
Viola Rascht and Joseph Winninger Wed This Morning
Announcement of the marriage today at LaPorte City of Miss Viola Rascht and Joseph Winninger, both of Waterland, will surprise their many friends. The ceremony took place early this morning at 7 20.
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LaPorte
Viols Rascht
Joseph Winninger
Waterlan
Herre
Cathy Hoya Ip Siamis
Deny
Little Dutch Hans and the Doctor's Desk Toy
A brass Paperweight Boy taunts a cheerful Dutch Hans toy on a Doctor's desk. Hans endures envy from a brass figure until two visiting girls' tears prompt the Doctor to value Hans, who keeps the calendar and smiles through wear. Eventually Brass Boy befriends Hans, and they live in peace.
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Dutch Hans
Hans
Doro
Bor
Jas
Brass Boy
Han
Tow
Clapboard Houses Peonies and Life Across the Way
A reflective piece contrasts clapboard and shingled houses and a reader’s longing to read, with musings on peonies roses and the idea of preferring different neighbors. It explores what life across the way reveals about homes tastes and relationships.
The House Across the Way
A Ruth Camb e Side Talks column describes a friend visiting a summer home. The observer notes the scene with a bookish setting in a living room, mentioning a chair, low stools, and three books on the floor as reading continues.
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Atonra
Dr Lockwood Lectures At Lincoln Park Union Service
Dr Lockwood addressed 1066 attendees at Lincoln Park Union Service using stereopticon views to illustrate a sermon on the prodigal son. He described two kinds of prodigals and urged repentance and homecoming, while Pixie Jubilee Singers performed plantation melodies at the First M B church union service.
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West High School
Cornell College
E. J. Lockwood
Lincoln Park
Dr. Lockwood
Pixie Jubilee Singers
M. EB
Hev. H. L. Goughnour
Manchester
Bud Hawkins Loses His Jaunty Air as Prison Doors Bang
Young Joseph Hawk ins began a 15 year term at Anamosa reformatory for uttering a forged express money order of 43 dollars dated July 1 1920. He sobbed as doors closed, claimed he would travel straight, and joked with officers en route under two leg irons. The 23 year old, never marked by crime, had previously spent 20 000 miles booze running as driver and gunman while studying law by evenings. Time Cass drove the group to Anamosa.
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Boyish
Debonaire
Joseph Hawkins
Anamosa
Hawkins
Young
E. A. Leighton
Henry Paul
Ilinois Central
Aitho
Bes
Ernest Cass
Free Methodia to Dedicate Shapes Free MethodIa
One of the city's most beautiful chapels, Alling niche its own, was dedicated yesterday by the Free Methodist church to its target uses. Pledges totaled 1100, with 4000 needed to complete the dedicatory building. Rev. H. Fuller pledged 1000 to be raised by subscription, freeing the church from debt within two years. Bishop Walter Seilen urged broad church work and youth care, stressing old fashioned honesty and a heavenly vision in a small place.
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Free Methodist Church
Ft. J. Fuller
New Church
Walter AL Seilen
Jamestown
Isaiah
Weiler
Amy Henderlite
Erie Fleming
Greenville
W. J. Trimble
Marion
Fuller
J. J. Riley
Cedar Falls
Grant veto cited as White House precedent for bonus bill
Washington July 15 White House officials defend President Hardings opposition to immediate bonus legislation for soldiers by citing GenGrant who vetoed a 1875 civil war bonus bill. They note Grant believed the 20 to 150 million price would strain federal finances and offer no further comment on American Legion Maj John G Hmerys pledge to press for the measure.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
White House
Grant
Preai ‘Dent
Congress
John G. Hmery
American Legion
House Burned When Child With Matches Sets It Afire
Fire destroyed Arch W. Kilby’s small home at 1994 Jaf terson Street Saturday evening. A child playing with matches started flames in lace curtains, the blaze fanned by distance to the nearest hydrant. Kilby, a carpenter, carried no insurance. both house and contents were a total loss.
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Arch W. Kilby
Jafterson Street
Kilby
Honest answers test asks quick judgment on everyday ethics
Des Moines reports psychologist T. B. Homan visiting the McAl Fresh home at 1306 Thirty Fourth Street. He outlines an honesty test with scenarios about returning found lettuce and overcharging customers, prompting immediate right or wrong judgments.
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Des Moines
T. B. Homan
Duluth
Mich
Homan
Mc&lfresh
Thirty-fourth Street
Mr. Homan
Test of character by Homan used in banks
Mr Homan, author of various psychological tests, applies a first-reaction honesty test to bank clerks. Tests have shown doubtful characters later led to disciplinary actions. He formerly led Minnesota state normal college department of education and now works with juvenile courts and city departments in Datuth.
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Peraces
Homan
Devernment of
Minnesota State Normal College
Datuth
Sunday Night Is Hottest of Summer 75 Degrees Lowest
Last night was the warmest of the summer with a government thermometer showing a high of 97 and a low of 76. People sought cooling at Cedar Falls and Waterloo beaches as hundreds tried dips, cars crowded the roads, and picnics were common while a light shower briefly moistening pavements offered little relief.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Comn Dr Drouth
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